2017-18 / Game-by-Game Statistics Haarms appeared in all 37 games as a redshirt freshman earning starts in the NCAA Tournament games against Butler and Texas Tech.
 Averaged 4.8 points, 3.2 rebounds, 2.1 blocks and 0.6 assists per game while shooting 58.5 percent from the field (72 of 123).
 Finished the year with 79 blocked shots, the second most by a freshman in school history and the seventh most by any player.
 Had four games of five blocked shots, coming against Fairfield, Arizona, Lipscomb and Wisconsin.
 Blocked at least two shots in 25 games and had seven games of four of more blocked shots, helping Purdue to a team-record 180 blocked shots.
 His field goal percentage of 58.5 percent was the second-best mark by a Purdue freshman in school history (min. 100 FGAs).
 Posted double-figure scoring games against Tennessee State (14), SIU Edwardsville (11) and Wisconsin (10).
 Grabbed at least five rebounds in 10 games, including a career-high eight against NCAA Tournament team Lipscomb.
 Scored six points with five blocked shots and four rebounds in 20 minutes against Arizona and likely No. 1 NBA Draft pick DeAndre Ayton.
 Scored seven points with six rebounds, two blocks and one assist in his first career start against Butler in the NCAA Tournament.
 Made his first career 3-pointer in a January win over Wisconsin.
 Had just 30 turnovers in 634 minutes.
 Named to the Big Ten's All-Academic Team.

2016-17 Joined the team at the semester break, using his redshirt year.
 Went against Isaac Haas and Caleb Swanigan every day in practice.
 Has grown an inch and added about 20 pounds to his frame since his arrival at Purdue.

HIGH SCHOOL Ranked a 3-star forward by both Rivals and 247Sports, Haarms committed to Purdue on Oct. 4.
 Was a member of the U-18 Dutch National Team.
 Chose Purdue over offers from Colorado, Vanderbilt and Washington State.
 Has a rare blend of athleticism and size who can step out and hit the 3-pointer, making him a tough matchup.
 Started playing basketball at age 11 and left the Netherlands prior to his junior year to spend a year in Spain to help strengthen his game.
 Sunrise coach Luke Barnwell described Haarms as skilled and mobile and able to "really fly and move laterally" defensively.
 Haarms said "some of the best big men are coming out of Purdue. That was accentuated on my visit. I kept coming back to that every time I was thinking about a decision."
 Played with the Chauncey Billups Elite AAU team in the Adidas Gauntlet series.
 Attended the same school as Buddy Hield, a 2016 All-American at Oklahoma, and Michigan State point guard Lourawls "Tum Tum" Nairn.

PERSONAL Son of Peter Haarms and Martine van Hoorn.
 Born April 22, 1997, in Amsterdam.
 Becomes just the sixth international player to play at Purdue since the 1951-52 season.
 A terrific student, Haarms boasted an ACT score of 30 in high school.